NARCAS: Women, Drugs and Crime
Deborah BonelloOriginal reporting and storytelling about women, drugs and crime, from a woman on the edge.
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More Than Narco Wives: Women’s Hidden Power in Latin American Organized Crime
*This article first appeared on InSight Crime.org.
The reaction to the recent killing of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, alias “El Mencho,” the former head of the Jalisco Cartel New Generation, mostly ignored an interesting fact: His wife, Ros...
Husband of Rosalinda González Valencia, "El Mencho", Arrested in Mexico
When I read that Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, alias “El Mencho,” the notorious boss of the Jalisco Cartel New Generation (CJNG), had been killed in a military operation by the Mexican military from my bed in Mexico City this morning, my mind...
Tren de Aragua Is Not an International Drug Trafficking Group
On this week’s edition of On the Radar from InSight Crime, we assess the troubling US airstrike on a “suspected” drug boat in the southern Caribbean, what it means that El Chapo’s ex-lawyer just got sworn in as a judge in Mexico, and the fu...
Mafia Matriarchs Weaponize Maternal Love in “The Good Mothers.”
Maria Concetta Cacciola comes to the dinner table where her parents, brother, and three children silently eat. Cuts and bruises on her face betray the pummeling that her father gave her the day before for behaving like a “fucking whore” and...
Mexico's Synthetic Drug Problem is Meth, Not Fentanyl.
A “cebollita” of meth, or meth wrap, in a harm reduction clinic in Irapuato, Guanajuato, taken by the author in 2019.
I met her in Tijuana, Mexico, in a harm reduction center for drug users. I cannot remember her name, but I do remember h...
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Writer. Author. Editor. Producer. Author of NARCAS: The Secret Rise of Women in the Sinaloa Cartel. Formerly editorial director for VICE News Latin America. Now Managing Editor at InSight Crime.
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